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Posted by justin on Jun-14-2011 05:10:

to own all releases off any one label, which would u pick

wheres Zyklon_Jay at?


Posted by Syntonic on Jun-14-2011 05:21:

Probably Platipus or Eye-Q.

It'd be cool to have access to all those Oakenfold IDs and acetates.

Funny when I heard live sets in the past, the tracks that stuck with me at the end were IDs.

It's crazy to think of all the unknown artists that sent tracks to Oakey, Sasha, Digweed.


Posted by justin on Jun-14-2011 05:43:

it seems like every track i come across from MFS is a gem,check out the stock.
i'm not sure i could pick just one label but MFS would be a for sure candidate.
MFS has a pretty huge inventory, from many different artists including PVD, Marco Zaffarano, and Blue Amazon - just to name a few.
Not to mention the time period that many of the releases came out during, trance was in full bloom.


Posted by Syntonic on Jun-14-2011 06:11:

Man, there were so many good labels out there. R&S Records has a lot of cool stuff. Ken Ishii is

Ah yeah. Cosmic Baby is one of my favorite producers of all time. Love those collaborations with Cosmic and PVD(Visions of Shiva) Humate is another favorite of mine.

Man, there were so many good labels out there. R&S Records has a lot of cool stuff. Ken Ishii is a favorite of mine. I;m sure your familiar with that label but check it out if you haven't.


Posted by justin on Jun-14-2011 06:27:

speaking of Cosmic baby you just reminded me of Pete namlook, namely the label Fax +49-69/450464... a very tasty looking inventory with some gems to be had throughout for sure. would love to sift through these one at a time. just taking a peak at the catalog because thats all I'm ever gonna be able to do I guess. would be heaven to listen through them one at a time.

just bought 2 of Ken Ishi;s one was on R&S the other on the Medicine label. I really want this one Kenichi - Room On (Bellboy Records)


Posted by Syntonic on Jun-14-2011 06:32:

^^^
Was is it Ken Ishii - Extra or Jelly Tones on that R&S purchase?


Yeah, Fax +49-69/450464 sure has some interesting stuff. Very limited which makes those releases more special.

Rising High Records churned out some good releases.


Posted by justin on Jun-14-2011 07:01:

I was wrong. I just assumed it was R&S but The Medicine label game me some very solid "Extra" remixes by Luke Slater and Dave Angel not to mention a remix on the reverse by Mark Broom on "Overlap"....

off R&S all I own is this http://www.discogs.com/Boom-Boom-Sa...h-2/release/981

R&S is way outta my league, rightfully I shouldn't even own that record. nothing like some optical remixes!


Posted by Syntonic on Jun-14-2011 07:53:

quote:
Originally posted by justin
R&S is way outta my league, rightfully I shouldn't even own that record. nothing like some optical remixes!


How so? Are you mostly progger/trancer?

That Optical Remix of Dub Me Crazy was pretty good. I'm always on the look out for good drum 'n bass.


Posted by montana on Jun-14-2011 08:15:

svek


Posted by Sand Leaper on Jun-14-2011 09:13:

All releases on Fax? Really? Would you really want to subject yourself to the mountain of wallpaper ambient Namlook has flooded the market with through that label?

If I was gonna own every release a label has, then I'd at least pick a label with a varied back catalogue, such as Soul Jazz, Rephlex or Mute.


Posted by .JEKL. on Jun-14-2011 09:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Euforix
I could even pay for it!


+1

and actually know the artist and track names.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-14-2011 10:24:

Good Looking Records, Covert Operations, Delsin, Guerilla...


Posted by justin on Jun-14-2011 10:27:

I have the opposite way of thinking when choosing a label tending to look for one that projects a specific sound. I more or less become tuned out by a label when on a mission through their catalog of lets say primarily psy trance, and running in to the occasional run amuck DnB track but thats just me.


Posted by PivotTechno on Jun-14-2011 16:31:

Dance Mania, no contest.


Posted by Adam420 on Jun-14-2011 16:34:

Probably Soma. Can't go wrong.


Posted by SPANIARD on Jun-14-2011 16:43:

Probably Whoop! such a solid label.


Posted by Zer0 on Jun-14-2011 17:24:



do. want.


Posted by Guest on Jun-14-2011 17:50:

Border Community
Saw Recordings


Posted by nefardec on Jun-14-2011 18:10:

columbia

blue note

soul jazz

peacefrog


Posted by Mattsanity. on Jun-14-2011 20:13:

sorry for showing off but:



besides jesus of nazareth, twisted america will always be #1 in my heart.


Posted by Guest on Jun-14-2011 21:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Mattinsanity
sorry for showing off but:



besides jesus of nazareth, twisted america will always be #1 in my heart.


What is showing off about that? Twisted was decent but you have to admit the last few years it was fuckin ugly with the stuff they were putting out.


Posted by Mattsanity. on Jun-14-2011 22:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Guest
What is showing off about that? Twisted was decent but you have to admit the last few years it was fuckin ugly with the stuff they were putting out.


my bad. you're right, it wasn't showing off. after all, who the fuck am I? just some east asian mothercanucker.

well give me a break sir. father time has caused the end of their prime.

even death row records has been in shambles since their prime ended in 1996. Their prime was impeccable though.

twisted america = death row of electronica


Posted by corjay9 on Jun-15-2011 00:25:

tough question.. all my current favorite labels are all relatively pretty young. Get Physical Music maybe?


Posted by Lews on Jun-15-2011 00:42:

I'd probably go with like Sony or some huge label like that so I would get a fuckload of music and then could sell them all and buy a ton of music I liked.

Otherwise, I don't know. I have a huge proportion of Platipus already. Bedrock/Silver Planet/Whoop/Saw/Border are all on lists of things I want to get some day. Hooj and Lost Language have some great shit. MFS is good. Electrolux and Mikrolux have some fantastic stuff as well. I'm sure there are other labels out there I don't know of or can't think of right now also.

Why limit myself to one label?


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-15-2011 00:54:

Nowhere in the OP does it state you can only have releases from one label. It's simply a question of which label would you most like to complete. I chose GLR first because most of it is out of print and there's quite a lot, so it would be quite a task to complete that label.


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